Warne Skyline Precision Bipod for Picatinny Rail

Warne recommends that you periodically check lever tension and adjust as needed, also re-adjust if mounting on different firearm(s).

• ONLY INSTALL OR ADJUST BIPOD WITH MUZZLE POINTING IN A SAFE DIRECTION, DOWN RANGE.
• Loosen QD Lever on the Bipod mount and install on your firearm’s rail with the logo facing forward (towards the muzzle).
• Slowly begin closing the QD lever and adjust tensioning nut until the lever just meets the latch with minor resistance. See figure 2
• Close the lever, latch should “click” into lever with a moderate push and the Bipod will feel secure on the rail.
• Using the Bipod: Rapid Deploy legs can easily lock at 90° from a resting position by pushing them down; legs can be adjusted by pressing down and holding the leg position lock and rotating to 0°, 45° or 90°, release lock and legs will lock at one of the three positions. See Figure 1
• To extend the Bipod legs, simply pull out to desired height, legs can be retracted one position at a time by pressing in on the height ratchet lever. To fully retract legs, press in on the ratchet lever AND while holding in, press down to retract. See Figure 4
• Pan and cant tension is adjustable, to adjust the tension (ease of movement) in the ball head, rotate the pan/cant tension wheel left to tighten and right to loosen. See Figure 3
• Disabling Pan Feature: Verify Bipod head is at 0°, (logo is facing forward, no pan angle).
• Turn pan/cant tension wheel to the right until tension wheel screw comes out, set tension wheel and screw aside.
• Press down on rear edge of lower ball mount and it will separate from top half, pan lockout set-screw will now be visible. With a 3/32nd allen, tighten set screw snug. See Figure 5
• Re-attach lower ball mount by hooking latch over front of upper ball mount, press up and into place. See Figure 1
• Insert tension wheel and screw, turning left until desired tension is applied to the ball head. Confirm tension wheel screw fits into square notch on lower ball mount.